Some photographs of preparation for the 2014 season from Burkina Faso.

Burkina Faso is one of the poorest countries on earth, but rich in wildlife and the spirit of genuinely nice people. It offers a range of new species of game to hunters who have never hunted before in West Africa.

Caterpillar on the way to camp


New thatch on the dining area



Late rains leaves the camp with high grass everywhere



Cleaning the swimming pool. It' a life saver once things start warming up.



Putting together a hunting truck! They look like S...t but run well, most of the time! These live in the camp in the bush like farm tractors. Not the pride and joy of many PHs!



Serious elephant grass, this is where the game are.



Stuck in the mud! This year was very wet with rains that continued well in to October


Burning the high grass



More burning



Starting to dry up pretty quickly



Roan! Pretty nice one from the grainy picture. No HD cameras here!




Duck for lunch


More Roan!! Reports of big herds and some very good ones seen.



Western Savannah Buffalo - red and black together, take your pick! The first buffalo of the season was shot yesterday. Buffalo congregate there in large numbers during the early season!




For information on hunting in Burkina Faso, contact:

Arjun Reddy
www.huntersnetworks.com
New York
Tel: 845 259 3628
email: arjun@huntersnetworks.com

Some behind the scene pictures that most never see. Thanks for sharing and good luck on the upcoming season!

Thanks for the interesting post and pics Arjun.

Hope to see you at DSC.

Arjun, see you there in late February. Make sure Butch doesn't use up all the vittles!

Thanks for posting. The behind the scenes are something we don't usually get to see.

Thanks Arjun for interesting pictures of what it takes to get a camp ready. Very nice perspective. I will hunt Burkina Faso someday.

Awesome Arjun!

Good luck on the up coming season.

Arjun:

i don't see my lion !!!!!!



Mike

Have great season Arjun

Great Pics and good luck for the season!

Good luck with the season Arjun. Thanks for the informantive photos.

Thanks everyone for the good wishes. Mike your lion is somewhere in that high grass! They have seen tracks of quite a few big lion. Biebs its not Butch you have to worry about with the vittles its me! but there is always fire roasted duck and the trackers lunch .

Brian hope to see you back in BF soon, they even cleaned the pool for you.

This year we are trying to get a fly camp going, to hunt a portion of the concession which has never been hunted before!

Cheers,

Arjun

I'm going early Feb of 2015. Looking forward to the reports from the 2014 guys. Just save some for me!

My good wishes.